Apostle Francis Amoako Attah has predicted a wave of global challenges starting in March 2025, forecasting severe political and economic turbulence affecting nations, including Ghana. He specifically termed the shifts as a “wind of change” and warned of regret among Americans who re-elect Donald Trump, along with escalating tensions in the Middle East involving Iran. The clergyman expressed concern for Ghana’s economy, urging citizens to brace for difficult times.
Apostle Francis Amoako Attah, the Founder and Leader of Parliament Chapel International (PCI), has issued a grave warning regarding imminent global challenges anticipated to commence in March 2025. During an interview on Onua FM, the clergyman forewarned of significant political, economic, and security difficulties that would impact nations worldwide, with Ghana being particularly vulnerable.
He characterized the forthcoming shifts as a “wind of change” that will reverberate across the globe, emphasizing intense consequences for various countries. Notably, Apostle Amoako Attah expressed strong concern regarding the political landscape in the United States, predicting that Americans will deeply regret their decision to re-elect Donald Trump for a second term.
“Those in the United States of America don’t know what is coming for them. They will regret voting for Donald Trump,” he asserted. Furthermore, the Apostle projected escalating tensions in the Middle East, anticipating a third, perilous attack by Iran on Israel.
He remarked that the current ceasefire agreements may inadvertently serve as a “catalyst” for increased conflict, predicting that the subsequent events will create widespread repercussions. “The ceasefire agreement will rather be a catalyst for the next attack. What is coming will have ripple effects on the world,” he said.
Additionally, Apostle Amoako Attah conveyed his apprehension about the ramifications of these global events on Ghanaian society and economics. He emphasized, “Even in Ghana, our economy will be badly hit, and there will be nothing we can do about it,” calling on Ghanaians to prepare for the challenging times that lie ahead.
In summary, Apostle Francis Amoako Attah has provided a cautionary forecast regarding economic and political turmoil expected globally in 2025, with specific emphasis on the potential repercussions for Ghana. His insights underline the importance of vigilance in the face of such anticipated changes and the need for preparedness in navigating the forthcoming challenges.
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